From light to heavy, it is a movie that gets more and more heartbroken. Especially when Benny was driving and listening to the recording with tears in his eyes in the last scene, I thought, if Stuart met Alexander when he was 9 years old, and met someone who brought him a real warm friendship, then he could at least become a man. A mediocre person with ordinary happiness, will the so-called inner demon not come to his life? Alexander played by Benny is the kind of person I admire but can't become. What should I do, I can live clearly, and I will take it easy to the end when I think clearly about one thing. Stuart said that the demon can't be driven away, maybe it doesn't want to be a tramp either. This sentence is the saddest. The fifth star is selfishness as Benny's brain-dead fan. . .
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